
Dr. Bonita Yarborough
Doctor of Optometry (OD)
- Doctor of Optometry · GA Optometry license 000000
Dr. Yarborough fits contact lenses, sees patients of every age and explains each step of the exam as it happens.
Children's eye exams
A parent stays beside the child, and the doctor explains each step in plain words, so nothing is a surprise.
Children often don't know when they see poorly, because it is how they have always seen. A regular exam is how we find out.
Your child's glasses, if they wear them
A list of any medicines they take
Your insurance cards
A favorite book or toy for the waiting room

About 45 minutes, with you in the room.
We start by talking with you and your child about school, screens and how their eyes feel.
Pictures and shapes stand in for letters until your child reads them.
The doctor checks how the eyes move together and looks inside each eye with a gentle light.
The doctor tells you and your child what was found and what comes next.
A routine exam is billed to your vision plan, and many plans include children.
How fees workA visit for an eye problem, such as a red eye or a school nurse's referral, is billed to medical insurance.
If you pay yourself, the front desk tells you the fee before the visit starts.

Doctor of Optometry (OD)
Dr. Yarborough fits contact lenses, sees patients of every age and explains each step of the exam as it happens.
Doctor of Optometry (OD)
Dr. Yarborough sees adults and children, and shows you the picture of your eye so you know what he is looking at.
Many families start around age 3 and again before kindergarten. If you or the school notice squinting, headaches or trouble reading, call us sooner.
Yes. We use pictures and shapes, and the doctor adjusts each step to your child.
Yes. We help your child pick a pair they like, and fit them so they stay put.
Send us your name and number, or call. We will find a time that fits your week.